Tough going for Britain at Brussels ECM meet France and West Germany have proposed terms on British entry into the Euro- pean Common Market that would shatter present Com- monwealth trade relations. These terms were revealed at the Brussels meeting of ECM ministers, called to dis- cuss. Britain’s request for membership. Britain had originally pro- posed gradual elimination of Commonwealth pre ferences on industrial commodities. The French, however, with West German support, sug- gested that the British pro- posal for the gradual fading of preferences was too slow. The British fared even worse as far as agricultural preferences were concerned. Britain’s plan for the import of agricultural commodities from Canada, New Zealand and Australia, designed to provide comparable outlets in Europe with those previously enjoyed by these countries in Britain, was described as ex- treme and unbalanced, even by those smaller countries which are more favorably disposed toward British en- try into ECM. MAKE SURE YOUR NAME GOES ON VOTERS’ LIST Now is the time to make sure that your name is on the voters’ list. You can check the lists which have been posted on polls in each subdivision. Be- sides that if you have been enumerated you should re- ceive a copy of the voters’ list for your poll in the mail, not later than May 28. If you are entitled to vote, but your name has been left Enjoy good home-cooked meals at JENNIE’S COFFEE SHOP Ford Bldg. East Hastings St. PENDER LUGGAGE 541 West Pender St. MU 2-1017 off, it may be put on at the court of revision which sits on May 31, June 1 and 2. If you are not sure how to go about getting your name on the list, you can contact the returning officer or one of the election headquarters. Nelson Clarke, the national campaign manager of the Communist Party points out that the election. headquar- ters and offices of the Com- munist Party will be very pleased to assist voters in this respect. Clarke stresses that in ur- ban ridings, it is essential for the voter to have his name in- cluded on the list by the Court of Revision. Otherwise, he cannot vote. In rural con- stituencies, it is still possible for the voter to swear in at the poll on election day, pro- viding he is vouched for by a person whose name is on the list. Granville Island. B.C. Automotive Service Co. Ltd. Granville Is.. MU 4-9819 Wally Sklaruk ® Special Lub. — $1.00 with Oil Change = mae We buy and sell Used Furnirure Sporting Goeds We are reasonable. We are at 573 E. HASTINGS ST. 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Meanwhile, in New Zea- land, U.S. State Secretary Dean Rusk once again mo- destly prodded Britain to- ward ECM membership. Full participation by Britain in moves toward European uni- ty, he said, “will benefit all of us.” Behind Rusk’s gentle words was the oft-stated U.S. eager- ness to hammer together a powerful economic and mili- ‘tary alliance in Europe as a bulwark against Communism. Rusk’s statement once again served to underline the poli- tical character of ECM. Apology Last week the Pacific Tribune, in its story of the banquet which wound up the financial drive, correctly reported the outstanding achievement of the Hastings East club in winning the shield as the best drive club in the city. Unfortunately, by error, the cutline under the picture showing the PT editor with the shield winners, named another club instead of the Hastings East Club. The PT expresses its deep regret at the error, We are publishing this correction so that no credit will be taken away from the tremendous job done by the Hastings East club in raising $869.15 on a quota of $600. Almost half the total pop- ulation of the world lives in four countries—China, India, the USSR and the USA. TED HARRIS 757 East Hastings Si Vancouver 4, B.C. Painters’ and Paperhangers Supplies Sunworthy Wallpaper Reg. 45c - Now 19¢ a roll Neo-colonialist and traditional colonialist. On he clothing is different. Since 1952 the population of the Ukraine increased by more than two milli now exceeds 43,500,00 You Are Invited To Attend Bn Evening Of Sao ay) cae QUEEN ELIZABETH PLAYHOUSE Sunday, May 27, 8:50 p.m. Colorful, Spirited Dances Of Many Nations and FOLK SONGS by “THE MILESTONES” Invitations $1.00 — Available at 805 E.. Pende MU 4-9720 or Peoples Co-op Books — MU 5 5-58! SPONSORED BY: _ ASS’N. OF UNITED UKRAINIAN CANADIAN LOOKING FOR UNUSUAL BUYS : AT POPULAR PRICES? 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